Re-setting Mysql As A Service
I installed mysql server 4.1 last month. When I installed it, I set it
to run as a service to start automatically. However, for some reason,
that no longer occurs. I can't even see the mysql service running from
services viewer in win xp. I now have to manually start mysql server
each time I reboot.
Can someone please tell me how I can Re-set mysql to run as a
service?? Or, if I re-install mysql, will it retain the db's already
created??
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